1010 Cliveden Street EPhiladelphia, PA 19119

Bring your vision to 1010 E Cliveden Street, a spacious stone front twin filled with natural light, original character, and exciting possibilities. Offering 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and 2 half bathrooms, this home is ready for someone who can see beyond its current condition and appreciate the space, layout, and potential it has to offer. The main level welcomes you with a generous living room and a comfortable flow into the dining room, half bathroom, and kitchen. Original parquet hardwood flooring remains throughout much of the home, including beneath the carpeting, and may be beautifully restored as part of the renovation.

Upstairs are two well proportioned bedrooms, a full hall bathroom, and a spacious primary bedroom with its own private en suite bathroom. The basement offers additional usable space, another half bathroom, and interior access to the attached garage. A private driveway provides parking for two vehicles. Beyond the home itself, the land is truly one of the property’s most exciting features. The deep lot continues across the rear driveway and opens to a substantial grassy area, creating plenty of room to imagine a garden, recreation space, outdoor entertaining area, or another use permitted by the City.

Conveniently located in East Mount Airy near Stenton Avenue shopping, public transportation, Awbury Arboretum, and the neighboring communities of Germantown and Chestnut Hill. With a potential ARV estimated at approximately $425k-450k, 1010 E Cliveden Street presents a compelling opportunity for an investor or renovation minded buyer to restore its character and create something special. Buyers should independently verify the ARV, property boundaries, allowable uses, and all property information. The property is being sold strictly as is, and the seller will not make any repairs.

Parcel maps shown with the listing were obtained from Philadelphia Atlas and Bright MLS public records and are provided for informational purposes only. They are not surveys and should not be relied upon to determine exact property boundaries.